
Awarded designer, researcher and observing mother. Notes on sustainability, emotional durability, and relationships with objects.
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Today, as we got into the car, something I had seen many times suddenly looked different. There is one car he knows well. When it pulls up at home, he unbuckles. He stands. He moves to the front. Then he goes through the little sequence h...
A friend and I were talking. The long kind of talk, where things come out slowly. Then she told me about a toy she had bought. Her child had asked for something else. She bought the one that teaches English. She said it proudly. Like a good...
We were sitting on the floor, drawing, shoulder to shoulder. I was leaving in a few days, a short work trip. In the middle of the drawing, an idea came to me.
My hand. I held my fingers up and we counted together. No mama. No mama. No mam...
Every evening this week looked the same. I came home tired. I picked him up. I took him home. I sat him down for homework.
He asked to play. I said, "Homework first." By the time it was done, we were both empty.
Sometimes we think we a...
He started primary school this month. Today he came out with red eyes. Small and red. I asked, did you cry? And he broke. He cried and cried, right there in front of me. I held him. I asked soft questions. What happened? Who? When?
He did...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Awarded Designer & Researcher. Decoding life at different scales: The intimacy of motherhood/objects & the strategy behind Brand Signals. Exploring emotional durability and relationships with objects.
Indie Children's Book Writer. I post children's weekly activity sheets every Friday for parents to keep their kids busy and away from screens. Author of "Mouse in a Bottle", "The Flying Boy", "Spring Fever", and "The Great Summer Escape."
I am a developmental psychologist writing for parents and educators who want to understand the child behind the behaviour—and find more thoughtful ways to support them. Learning support specialist by day.
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